US EditionUkraine did not attack Putin's residence, says Trump after American checks
U.S. national security agencies, including the CIA, concluded Ukraine did not target Putin’s residence despite Russia's claims during intensified war negotiations.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump said U.S. national security officials found Ukraine did not target a residence used by Russian President Vladimir Putin and added, `We don’t believe that happened now that we’ve been able to check`.
- On Dec. 29, Moscow accused Kyiv of launching 91 long-range drones toward a residence used by Vladimir Putin amid talks to update a U.S.-backed peace framework after Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian President, visited Florida.
- Moscow released footage showing a downed drone and said Russian air defences intercepted 91 long-range drones, adding the Novgorod region property was undamaged and Putin was elsewhere.
- Trump initially reacted with `considerable concern` and `anger` after discussing the allegation with Putin, while European officials said Moscow's claim aimed to undermine talks and Russia said it would review its negotiating position.
- On Dec. 31, Trump shared a New York Post editorial that questioned Moscow's account, while European leaders plan to meet in France on Tuesday to discuss a U.S.-backed plan Zelensky says is 90% ready.
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Trump: Ukraine Did NOT Attack Putin’s Home, Despite Russia’s Claims
President Donald Trump has stated that he does not believe Ukraine carried out a drone strike targeting Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence last week, pushing back on claims made by Moscow. The post Trump: Ukraine Did NOT Attack Putin’s Home, Despite Russia’s Claims appeared first on Slay News.
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Trump Says Ukraine Did Not Target Putin’s Residence, Countering Kremlin Claims
U.S. President Donald Trump on Jan. 4 told reporters he did not believe Ukraine targeted Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence in a drone attack last week, countering claims from Moscow. “I don’t believe that strike happened. There is something that happened fairly nearby, but had nothing to do with this,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One en route to Washington from Florida. On Dec. 29, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said…
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